COMMONLY USED LINUX COMMANDS
mount Make a disk
accessible
Follow @RahulSaingathia
File/Directory
Basics
ls
List files
cp
Copy files
mv
Rename files
rm Delete
files
ln
Link files
cd
Change directory
pwd Print current directory name
mkdir
Create directory
rmdir
Delete directory
File
Viewing
cat
View files
less Page through files
head
View file beginning
tail
View file ending
nl
Number lines
od
View binary data
xxd View binary data
gv
View Postscript/PDF files
xdvi
View TeX DVI files
File Creation and Editing
emacs Text
editor
vim Text
editor
umask Set
default file protections
soffice Edit
Word/Excel/PowerPoint docs
abiword Edit Word documents
gnumeric Edit Excel documents
File Properties
stat Display
file attributes
wc Count
bytes/words/lines
du Measure
disk usage
file Identify
file types
touch Change
file timestamps
chown Change
file owner
chgrp Change
file group
chmod Change
file protections
chattr Change
advanced file
attributes
lsattr List
advanced file
attributes
File Location
find Locate
files
slocate Locate files via index
which Locate
commands
whereis Locate standard files
File Text Manipulation
grep Search
text for matching
lines
cut Extract
columns
paste Append
columns
tr Translate
characters
sort Sort
lines
uniq Locate
identical lines
tee Copy
stdin to a file and
to stdout simultaneously
File Compression
gzip Compress
files (GNU Zip)
compress Compress files (Unix)
bzip2 Compress
files (BZip2)
zip Compress
files (Windows Zip)
File Comparison
diff Compare
files line by line
comm. Compare
sorted files
cmp Compare
files byte
by byte
md5sum Compute
checksums
Disks and Filesystems
df Show
free disk space
fsck Check
a disk for errors
sync Flush
disk caches
Backups and Remote Storage
mt Control
a tape drive
dump Back
up a disk
restore Restore a dump
tar Read/write
tape archives
cdrecord Burn a CD
rsync Mirror
a set of files
No comments:
Post a Comment